Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-10-12

SMITH-SAMPsoS

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ter OF Commander VIM. Sampson. super.
lntendent of the Naval Academy. and
Ensign Roy Campbell Smith, United
otates navy. were married last night. The
CEREMONY took place at the residence of
superintendent Sampson. Rev. +. X.
hawson officiated. The bridal party stood
under an arch of evergreen, attached to
which vas lighted gas Jet bearing the
initials of the contracting parties. The
bride, handsome brunette. wore white
crepe en- train and the groom was dressed
In the uniform of the navy. Ensign Ed.
ward Lloyd, who was married to-day
was best man Commander Sampson
gave his daughter away. The Naval
Academy Band played the wedding
march, and afterwards furnished music
during the reception. which lasted two
hours. The presents were costly and very
beautiful. After the reception the bridal
party started on the wedding tour, taking
a special train at halfpast ten. Among
those present at the wedding, in addition
TO relatives. were Commander Harring-
ton, Commander Sigsbee, Commander
Huntington, Commander Schouer, Pass
ed Assistant Engineer Milligan and wife,
Prof. and Mrs. Hendrickson, Lieut.. and
Mrs. Potter. Lieut.. Commander Swim
burne. Lieut.. LeutZe Ensign Hodgson,
Lieut.. and Mrs. Knight, Prof n. NJ
Terry and wife, Prof. Blauvelt, Lieut..
and Mrs. Smith. Surgeon Walton, Lieut..
Wood, Lieuts. Doyle, Mahan, Colohan,
Lieut.. and Mrs. Miller. Passed Assistant
Engineer Ogden. Chief Engineer Farmer.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Tyler, Prof. Oliver and
Mrs. Oliver, Paymaster Mcdonald, Mrs.
Fullam, DR.. S ID. Kennedy, II. NJ. Chase
secretary Naval Academy and Miss Chase.
Ensign Eyre. Ensign Huse, Nevett Steele,
and Mrs. Steele. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Writ
Randall, Miss Randall Daniel Randall.
Mr. Hagner, Miss Narchaud, Mayor
Claude. Misses Claude, Lieut.. and Mrs.
Howard, j. 7. Briscoe, Jr.. Prof. Fell,
of st. Johns College, Miss Berry, Profs
Leroux and Sanger, Commander and
Mrs Silas w. Terry, j T.. Jackson and
wife, Rev. w. S Southgate, Passed AS
sistant Engineer Worthington, Mrs. Ma
gruder and others
LLoYD-RoBINsoN.
st. Anne's p. Z. Church was the scene
this afternoon of the most brilliant wed.
ding that has been celebrated in our midst
for some time past that Of Miss Elizabeth
Robinson, daughter of Judge Robinson,
associate judge of the Court of Appeals
and chief judge of the Circuit Court of
Queen Anne's and Talbot counties, to
Ensign Edward Lloyd, U. S. N, a son of
Col. Edward Lloyd, of Talbot county and
cousin of Governor Lloyd. The church
was deliberately decorated with flowers
and ferns; an arch with cross above it.
under which the bridal party passed,
spanned the middle aisle, and the pillars
attached to the pews in which the invited
guests sat were also decorated with flow
ers. More than two thirds of the church
was reserved for guests. who were mostly
in full dress, many of the ladies wearing
evening dresses cut decollette The mar.
riage was after the English custom, the
bride meeting the groom at the altar.
The bride, attired in heavy pearl satin
with veil and orange blossoms, entered
leaning on the arm Of her father proceed
ed 10y the ushers, Ensigns Knapp, At
water, Gleaves, Gibbons, Morgan and
Rogers, attired in full uniform and the |
four brides maids, Misses Sallie and Amy |
Robinson sisters Of the bride; Miss Thigh |
man and Miss Lizzie Lloyd sister OF the
groom, dressed in white with tulle over
dresses and carrying large bouquets of
red roses. The wedding march was per-
formed by Miss Annie Dashiell organist |
of the First NJ. E. Church, and the cere-
itiOu1 6Wdo Wy 1NCNs w lls ~ |
Southgate, rector of st. Anne's.
After the ceremony the bridal party
proceeded 70 the residence of Mrs Owen
Iglehart where wedding breakfast was
served In honor of the occasion the
Court of Appeals, of which the father of
the bride is a member, adjourned. and
the judges attended the wedding in a
body A large number of friends from
Baltimoref Washington aud other points,
were present for the occasion.
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